To be honest, I am not exactly versed in the Google Cloud Platform. However, I do know they provide a (paid) Secrets Manager service that does exactly what you need in a secure manner. Otherwise, there doesn't seem to be a "free" workaround.
But that doesn't mean other cloud platforms have this limitation. Heroku, for example, allows you to directly set environment variables in the app itself.
So at the moment, I can't offer you any solutions with GCP. I'm unfortunately not familiar with it.
I need the
.envfile during build on CI how do I make sure GCP receives my .env file if I have not committed it on github ?/settings/secrets.envfile/settings/secrets) same in local setup ?To be honest, I am not exactly versed in the Google Cloud Platform. However, I do know they provide a (paid) Secrets Manager service that does exactly what you need in a secure manner. Otherwise, there doesn't seem to be a "free" workaround.
But that doesn't mean other cloud platforms have this limitation. Heroku, for example, allows you to directly set environment variables in the app itself.
So at the moment, I can't offer you any solutions with GCP. I'm unfortunately not familiar with it.
cool. thanks